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1 I I I I I I ftf fctiMi tip Volume CXXin Numberipi17 Established 1856 Thursday Mar 28 1996 Will maimed Kemyoils mew Provost By Joey Kurtzman Mcllvaine Professor of English T7T TPl part of the community and facing March 1 only cements my convic- Senior Staff Reporter Perry Lentz was formed to lead the challenges ahead tion that she will make a splendid the search for Kenyons new pro- Said President Oden I think Provost for Kenyon Katherine Will aca- associate vost Over the course of several that we were able to complete the I look forward to having the demic dean and associate professor months the committee reviewed search in so timely a fashion quieter summer months to get ad- English in of at Augustana College 109 applicantions The four final- i most unusual these days both justed to Kenyon before the South Dakota has been named ists were then invited to visit because of the care with which academic year starts said Will I Kenyons new On March provost Kenyon After the visits Oden Professor Lentz and the search have so much to learn and it will 1 President Robert A Oden Jr aided by the recommendation of committee did its work and be- give me a chance to get acquainted appointed Will who visited the search committee appointed cause the fit between what Kenyon with the position and to familiarize Kenyon Feb 20 and 21 She will Will needed and what Katherine Will myself with the college and fac- assume her in June duties late or Ive always known of can do and wants to do are so close ulty Im looking forward to early July Kenyon as one of the finest liberal Her particular combination of per- meeting as many people as I can Provost- designate Katherine Will Will plans to fill the vacancy arts colleges in the country said sonal attributes and past and talking to them about what left by former provost Jim Gunton Will My visit to the campus and students impressive and person- experience especially the combi- their goals for the college are who resigned last April Follow- interaction with students faculty able the faculty truly excellent nation of curricular expertise and Im truly delighted in the ing Guntons resignation a and staff members made clear that and clearly dedicated to Kenyon knowledge about technical issues outcome of a search as important committee composed of faculty the colleges reputation is well de- Its a place you can believe in and was in part what set her apart and as any we will launch for several members and students and led by served The campus is lovely the Im very excited about becoming everything we have learned since see PROVOST page three Search for new dean continues Millage passes for schools By Ari Rothman of the final three or four candidates tee finding a replacement for cur- re- Staff Reporter on Monday rent Dean of Students Craig Barber elected sherriff While on campus the finalists Fos- Bradley has been going well By Matthew Brenner plications at Kenyon receiving The committee searching to will meet with some student orga- ter said Bradleys relationships Senior Staff Reporter 52 percent of the votes cast find a new dean of students has nizations Groups with whom with students are not only on an Shipley will run against Republi- narrowed their choices from 167 candidates will meet include the administrative level but he treats Primary elections for Knox can Thomas McLarnan who ran to 12 candidates according to the newly formed Security and Safety students as equals as members of County Clerk of Courts Com- against two other candidates and Search Committee Chair Profes- Committee the S tudent Life Com- a community even as friends missioner Sheriff and issues received 42 percent of the vote sor of Religion Donald Rogan mittee the junior sophomore and She added I believe the dean of regarding Knox County schools Many issues on the ballot Rogan said among these 12 semi- senior class committees and the students plays an extremely im- were held on March 19 regarded raising taxes for schools finalists three or four will be Student Council Candidate visit- portant role I feel I cant leave According to the results in recreation and other services selected this weekend at Port Co- ing dates are as follows April 8 9 Kenyon without being sure that the March 20 issue of The Mount According to the March 20 issue lumbus International Airport to 11- 12 and 24- 25 the present and future Kenyon stu- Vemon News Republican David of The Mount Vemon News a have an on campus interview According to Amy Foster 96 dents have a dean of students as B Barber was unofficially elected replacement levy of 3 mill for Rogan hopes to release the names a member on the search commit wonderful as Craig Bradley sheriffover Randall W Miller by current expenses of the Public more than 2000 votes receiving Library of Mount Vernon and Miller awarded Watson Fellowship 4627 votes to Millers 2452 or Knox County passed 5485 to 65 percentof the vote Barber and 4428 By James Ray carried over into needlework and Miller were the only candidates The vote count is unofficial what rugs they have Staff Reporter kinds of who ran for Sheriff and the Knox County Board of brought with them from Turkey After unofficially winning Elections plans to release the of- Studio art major Carisa E and why This portion ofher study the election Barber said This is ficial results April 12 Miller 96 was named one of 60 will be unprecedented since no not only an overwhelming vic- A second levy for expenses Watson fellows nationwide by the one has been interested in research- tory for me over my opponent of the public library of Knox Thomas J Watson Fellowship Pro- T ing this aspect of Turkish but a victory for the way the County was passed with 5485 gram a foundation intended to immigration before sheriffs office enforces the law votes favoring the levy and 4428 enable college graduates to spend V This will not be Millers first in Knox County according to votes against it a year abroad exploring one of time in Turkey she studied there The Mount Vernon News The only tax levy not ap- their personal interests through in- during her junior year in high In the Democratic race for proved for Knox County was for dependent study I i school and this instilled in her a commissioner James C Shipley buildings and permanent im- Miller was awarded the fel- deeper interest in the role of fabric defeated Gretchen Mavis Turney provements and current expenses The college lowship and accompanying grant t arts within a culture spouse of Glen Turney director in the Licking County joint vo- which is up to 1 6000 for the year helped her pursue this through its of administrative computing ap cational school district on March 15 The grants purpose Integrated Program in Humane 1 is to dissuade those who would see hn mtm mill mi in ii I Studies which offered the class the award as a postgraduate tour to Miagin ODowd Art and Authority a course in- Carisa Miller promote independence in the stu- cluding the study of the artistic dent and also allows the student to try on the lives and culture of the expressions of oppressed peoples pursue interests and areas which women who weave the rugs Be- Her present plans hinged upon this otherwise might be unattainable cause many Turks have immigrated course since when she visited a Colum- More than 1000 seniors from the to Germany she will talk to Turkish rug business in Friday Rain ending earlyotherwise fair Lows in the middle 1 Turkish immigrants to bus she was able to make 5 participating colleges competed Germanys 30s to lower 40s Possible high around 60 for the grants examine how they have carried on connections with rug makers in Miller will realize her dream their rug making in a new country Turkey of studying Turkish rug making Her studies will take her from These connections were vital Saturday A chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms hands- on by traveling to Turkey Istanbul and Ahmetler in Turkey to her winning a fellowship as Lows 35 to 45 Highs in the middle 50s to lower 60s and Germany under the fellow- to Berlin and Hamburg in Ger- qualifying requires you to make ship Her project entitled many such connections in the country in showers Northeast otherwise fair Weaving Lives The Art and Pro- In Germany I hope to work which you wish to travel Sunday A chance of cess of Turkish Rug Making will with Turkish immigrants to see if In order to be considered for Lows in the 30s Highs in the middle 40s to lower 50s cover rug weaving dying wash- they are still weaving and if so the award you must develop a ing and repair She will tie in the how said Miller I also want to project make contacts in the coun- the College Engineering at the Univeristy ofMichigan impact of rug making as an indus know if their patterns are being sel MILLER page dire information from of Wje enpon Collegian OPINION Thursday Mar 28 1996 McLaren suggests Commencement schedule COLLEGIAN POLL By Jessica McLaren Scary Drugs with names that end preciate the collegiate experience If elections were held today in zac ium and ax I know that But now that were graduating Staff Columnist medical records are confidential who is going to send us ready- who would you vote for Kenyon seniors but it only seems right for our made lists So heres my idea Last week all 50 Kenyon students 25 men 25 women were polled were given schedules for Com- parents to know exactly what the those wacky Sunset professors get mencement Weekend and I see Miscellaneous Charges were at all the parents together and review much room for improvement with the end of every semester Natu- a list of reading material that might appreciate some of the scheduling choices rally contraceptive devices and help recent graduates UndecidedDont care Bill Clinton will remain confi- life a little better Perhaps The Cat The problem is not with what is on nicotine patches 35 49 the schedule so much as with what dential since those were either free in the Hat for the more insecure is not Following are my sugges- or paid for with cash graduate and Bill Gates The tions to insure the success of Friday Afternoon Friday Road Ahead for the more ambi- Commencement exercises for the will be the most stressful time I tious among us Encyclopedia class of 1996 and beyon think for several reasons Some Britannica might also be a good Thursday Night Senior parents might not know what a choice so we can spit out fun and Week will be for the most part hangover looks like but most par- quirky facts at business dinners over since family- oriented activi- ents probably have a pretty good and look like we learned some- ties go into full swing on Friday idea Granted were all 21 and thing at college Most importantly With this in mind the Dean of over and certainly nobodys par- though is Platos Republic since Bob Dole Student Life might consider hold- ents are so naive as to not know most of us have probably lost the 16 ing a workshop titled Coping With what Senior Week entails but who eight copies we accrued over IPHS Your Family for the Next 72 Hours wants to greet the relatives looking Intro Poli Sci any philosophy class smelling like the Cove floor I and the occasional classics course of Your Life In this workshop and Poll conducted by Todd Krugman Graphics by Matt Brenner various issues will be discussed still cannot say the word damn in Saturday Night After the such as how to avoid your family front of my mother let alone tell Senior Dinner it might be fun to to the Editors and not feel guilty about it what to her that I know what the bottom of have everybody get together to Letter do if you feel yourself wanting to a tequila bottle looks like participate in Real- Life Role Play- have a temper tantrum during the Another vice and how to ing an improvisational game Monder discusses ADD dinner for seniors and their fami- handle smoking The average workshop led by the Fools on the it To the Editors disorder Still one bases the diag- in Letitia Baldrige for Kenyon senior by the middle of Hill although Beyond Therapy lies bring nosis of ADD not on the mere this one and how to say No May will have completed four might be more appropriate In this Im Recently I have been dis- presence of these symptoms but really in convincing yet years or more of college work will game seniors and their parents are fine a turbed by the number of articles on their duration and the extent to not condescending manner be employed or on their way will given hypothetical situations to and reports that have placed a nega- which they interfere with every- After the workshop concludes know how to put on a condom will improvise on and play out For tive label on attention deficit day life Some of the more common might be given there will be a panel discussion be able to live independently and example a student disorder ADD The majority of symptoms include trouble with divorced will have grown and matured in a situation where they are asked especially for children of these articles describe ADD as relationships- being too selfcen- tered ways immeasurable since their first out on a real date by someone they parents led and mediated by the though it is a disorder of apathetic disorganization- tend to lose Political Science department The year here Yet I can all but guaran- cannot use the who or search people They also give the impres- things often denial of the symp- will be the question tee you that the average Kenyon functions on Or in another ex- topic at hand sion that the prescribed medications toms etc For adults inefficiency whether not warring factions senior will be taking secret smoke ample a parent is given a situation of of used for treatment are drugs on can be a major symptom in that it can ever coexist for the Common breaks God forbid the family where their child who just lost the loose that anyone can easily takes one a long time to be effec- Good they need to at all This should find out For these reasons their job and their apartment calls if obtain I believe it is important to tive in whatever he or she is doing panel may be unnecessary if Hous- I recommend that the Kenyon Col- and asks to move back in These understand that ADD is a genuine Also the problem of inattentive- ing issues a One parent North the lege Dramatic Club keep Bolton scenes are meant to help all of us problem as opposed to a myth used ness can involve specifically a South with steps and halves open Friday afternoon and give parents and offspring alike con- other by lazy people to excuse their poor difficulty in filtering attention with Fair option for on- campus hous- lessons in make- up application to front and deal with our deepest in performance competing stimuli For instance it hide the hang- over and quick tips anxieties and fears And that is ing arrangements To put it simply attention is extremely challenging to get in how to act like someone who precisely why one of the scenarios Friday all day Dr deficit disorder is a neurological yourself to do homework when to Open doesn t smoke Also Bolton might needs to be called Guys college Schermer ought have syndrome whose defining symp- you would rather watch a movie or par- a nice atmosphere for those was great but what I really want to Hours at the Health Center for provide toms are impulsivity play basketball looking for a quiet respite do is and the student takes it ents to come by for a cost students distractibiliry and hyperactivity What can you do about it 432 prescrip- from the pressure Being Civil from there Painful but ultimately breakdown of the of Originally hyperactive boys who The most commonly prescribed tions issued to their child over Friday Evening The sum- cathartic for the student the par- the ran around the classroom yelling stimulants for attention deficit dis- This includes all mer at ent and the parents checkbook past four years before students enroll and screaming were labeled ADD order are methylphenidate Ritalin Kenyon they are sent a list of Sunday Graduation Day the antibiotics decongestants Girls were more passive so it was and dextroamphetamine drops soaks sprays suggested readings many ofwhich known in some circles as Aca- painkillers assumed that they did not have the Dexedrine Ritalin was origi- and placebos as well as the Big are considered crucial to fully ap demic Armageddon Im told disorder As a result many chil- nally used for narcolepsy until it There is nothing the College can dren who were inattentive but not was transferred for use in learning do to help us here except to spell hyperactive slipped through the disorders in 1959 Ritalin acts on our names right Actually there is EditoninCh- system while the hyperactives were neurotransmitters to activate or ief Beth Bennett Greg Nock something they can do During his Managing Editor Gianna Maio overdiagnosed This explains the stimulate the central nervous sys- Commencement speech President News Editor Steve Linnen once believed misconception that tem In ADD this has the effect of Arts Entertainment Editor Eric Harper Oden can publicly support the No one would definitely outgrow helping the individual to focus and Features Editor Kristen Filipic Talking rule This rule though ADD Actually the hyperac- be more fully attentive than be- Sports Editor LiDdsay Buchanan Ben Vote unknown by many is crucial for its Business Advertising Manager Ted Hunter tivity that is commonly outgrown fore Each dose of Ritalin lasts surviving the weeks after gradua- Copy Editors Katie Hladky Kristin Reichow while the inattentiveness can re- about four hours and therefore is Darkroom Coordinator Meagan ODowd tion Its not that nobody can talk main well into adulthood Also as administered in divided doses Advisors Cy Wainscott Jeff Bell but mere are certain words that Dr Christopher Fiumera a spe- throughout the day should probably be ignored by both The Kenyon Collegian is published every Thursday while the college is cialist in learning disorders Dexedrine has a history of parent and child Words like em- in session except during examination and vacation periods The views expressed explained in many cases children being abused as a form of dieting ployment welfare marriage in the paper do not necessarily reflect the views of Kenyon College Yearly that are naturally oppositional are pill The release time on these subscriptions are 30 checks should be made payable to The Kenyon Collegian and Kentucky- fried tofu are best labeled ADD when in reality they spans ules is significantly lower and The opinion page is a space for members of the community to discuss issues avoided on the part of the family relevant to the campus and the world at large The opinions expressed on this page are suffering more from bad consequently lasts longer than likewise money stupid and belong only to the writer Columns and letters to the editors do not reflect the parenting than the disorder does Ritalin Personally I have the I should have gone to Harvard opinions of the Collegian staff Voice from Tower is used when a member of How does one know if they found Dexedrine more efficient the Collegian staff wishes to express a personal opinion apart from the staff as a should probably not pass the have attention deficit disorder Dr than Ritalin because it takes effect whole All members of the community are welcome to express opinions through a graduates lips letter to the editors The Collegian reserves the right to edit all letters submitted Fiumera stressed that evaluation rapidly and lasts throughout the Coordinating these events is a for length and clarity The Collegian cannot accept anonymous or pseudonymous begins with developmental history day Unfortunately its negative letters Letters must be signed by individuals not organizations and must be 750 strain for everybody involved It is more important to listen care- history has propelled Ritalin to the words or less The Collegian runs as many letters as possible each week subject to Remember this in times of duress fully to what the patient has to say top of the list of prescribed stimu- space interest and appropriateness Our mailing address is Kenyon Collegian Julie did it every week on The Student Activities Center Gambler OH 43022 Letters can also be submitted by rather than attempt to attach a pre- lants Love Boat and she had to do it for VAX addressed to either of the editors BENNETTE or NOCKG no later than the formulated label There exist a It is also important to realize Tuesday prior to publication at least six seasons We my friends huge variety of symptoms that fall that these stimulants have side af- The Collegian office phone numbers are 614 427- 5339 5338 have only one weekend to worry under the realm of attention deficit see LETTER page seven Thursday Mar 28 1996 ty enpon Collegian 3 Queen of etiquette returns to Kenyon Long- distance issue paldrige to lecture on the fine points ofdining protocol Etiquette expert Letitia still being addressed Baldrige will return to Kenyon By Steve Lannen Mason on Monday as hostess of the V News Editor Leonard and Tumey are sched- S tudent Alumni Association Be- uled to discuss the issue and answer i v i S yond Committees Beyond Members of student govern- questions at next weeks Senate Benches Trays and ARA a V ment Information and Computing meeting to discuss the issue reception and dining experience I Services 0CS and the adminis- Ben Robertson believes the designed to acquaint students tration continue to address concerns billing question is an issue ofkeep- and other guests with appropri- and work through misunderstand- ing the phone bill separate from ate manners and protocol ings regarding the decision to other charges Many students pay The program will begin with switch responsibility of longdis- tance their phone bill but not necessar- a reception and informal con- telephone billing from ily the other things says versation at 530 pm in Peirce Sprints Collegiate Connection to Robertson Lounge followed by a formal ICS Under the current proposal a dinner in Upper Dempsey Hall According to Vice- President students long- distance bill would of Finance Joe Nelson Student be combined with their miscella- at 630 pm Baldrige will re- Council members spond to etiquette questions from Nicole Canfield neous student receivables bill and 98 Ben Robertson 96 Pat Rob- attendees during the dinner they would be responsible for pay- erts 99 and Kate Masely 98 ing the full bill According to Assistant Di- or having it sent Comptroller Teri Leonard Direc- rector of Alumni and Parent home along with the phone bill to tor of Administrative Computing parents or guardian Robertson said Affairs Jo Usher 120 spots for 1 I Applications Glen Turney Tele- is students are reserved for the the committee considering a pro- PuMIc AfMr communications Coordinator event Students attending pay Letitia Baldrige posal that might allow for Betsy Fox and Nelson have formed separating the phone bill and might 4 for the event which will in- a committee to address issues clude breast of chicken with Baldrige educates students about ners for the 90s Baldrige is an of propose it to Student Council in billing and service Student Coun- or plum sauce and chocolate dipped etiquette in social business and emerita trustee of the college two three weeks cil voiced before spring break All sides agree can noli with strawberry garnish other relational settings and shows The dinner is sponsored by Stu- communica- among other menu items them how to enjoy such occasions dent Activities Committee Today Senate plans to send a tion has been a major problem letter to members the adminis- this decision Making her third visit to Columnist and author of The Student Lectureships Commit- of regarding We need tration and ICS expressing concern Kenyon for this SAA program Complete Guide to the New Man tee and Peirce Hall Manager to do a better job recommunicating that student representatives were our agenda every year said not consulted in the decision mak- Nelson pointing out that a large MILLER ing process and about service portion ofthe student body changes continuedfrom page one Senates primary responsi- from year to year bility is dealing with issues of Mason believes communica- tries you intend to travel and write time economically and realistically student life and this is an issue of tion between student government a five- page personal statement and feasible During the year of study student life We werent con- and the administration will be bet- Co- a five- page proposal statement Youhavetoshow the recipientneed only submit quar- sulted said Senate Chair Brian ter in the future This is not comparable to simply the terly progress reports and a final writing two essays for Miller the foundation report of the fellowship year ac- Beta Theta Pi presented endeavor was like another course that this is your counting for the funds spent from She began preparing for the Watson the prize money among other Happy Apple Award over a year ahead of time studying dream project things with Turkish University Michi- at the of The program was developed Wiggin Street Elementary bums with the students gan last summer which she said that in 1968 by the children Thomas and your of School recently awarded the Happy Beta Adam DeLuca 97 notes likely increased her chances of J Watson Sr the founder of IBM whole has led Apple Award to the Beta Theta Pi that the program has grown rap- winning You have to show the life and his wife Jeannette K Watson fraternity for the second consecu- idly and he hopes the number of foundation that this is your dream with the purpose providing Fel- up to this point of tive year for its work with burn schools involved will continue to your whole lows the opportunity to explore a project and that life awareness and prevention among increase We even had some pub- has led up to this particular test their aspi- point interest elementary students lic service announcements on the Miller had little trouble dis- rations and abilities and according Members of Beta Theta Pi pre- local radio station 937 FM tell- study Carisa Miller to the own promotion playing this due to previous programs sented a program at six elementary ing people that burns can be view their lives in Germany herjunior year in high to and American schools in the Mount Vernon and dangerous and to make sure chil- school Thats where I first began of my lifes work I am looking society in greater perspective Gambier area The program entailed dren do not play around the witnessing GermanTurk rela- forward to pushing aside technol- Such pursuit is embodied by the a video titled Bum Awareness fireplace and to make sure they tions ogy for a year and digging into the German word wanderjahr which and a discussion about the video have a smoke detector at home Miller became an art major physicality of this art is the concept of exploration fire safety issues and the dangers of said DeLuca largely due to her early interests in Millers prediction that it will through research and travel fabric arts I ve been sewing since affect her lifes work is no specu- The Thomas J Watson Fel- PROVOST I was ten years old she explained lation as many Watson projects lowship Foundation whose trust continued from page one I love working with fabric and have led to careers After his se- is more than 40 million celebrated Oden The Chronicle tent woman with vision and I think she said she hopes to use her up- nior year at Colby College David its 25th anniversary in 1993 at the years said colleagues Kenyon really landed a good one coming experience as a Powers 83 spent his Watson year time having endowed 1700 col- Higher Education and testimony to Will a native of St Louis springboard for other activities in touring European maritime muse- lege seniors with 17 million elsewhere give vivid which searches Missouri joined Augustana s fac- her life ums and shipyards examining the Fellows have pursued a vari- the frequency with to ulty in 1977 as an instructor of When she is not involving significance ofocean liners in mari- ety of interests during the time of fail We owe a great deal Perry English By 1991 Will had risen to herself with the study of art Miller time history Now Powers is an the foundation s existence includ- Lentz and the search committee associate professor ofEnglish and can be found volunteering with the international sales account man- ing examining the effects of and to Kate Will for the splendid was appointed assistant academic Appalachian Peoples Service Or- ager for the Cunard Line and is isolation on the children ofparents conclusion we have reached aca- dean and dean of graduate S tudies ganization or Habitat for Humanity completing a book on ocean liners in leper colonies in Nepal and In- Said Richard Hanson Will is married to Oscar Will leading the Kenyon Catholic Choir A graduate of Williams College dia studying international coffee demic dean at Augustana Ive closely in III a professor of biology at or caring for her resident advisees Jim Affolter 84 retraced Charles trade persuading European col- worked with Kate very sad to see Augustana They have four daugh- She is founder and past president Darwins voyage from the leges to form an intercollegiate my time here and Im compe ters ages eleven to seventeen of Kenyons chapter of Students Falklands to the Galapagos Islands basketball league and studying her leave Shes a highly Against Driving Drunk and her and his interest was sparked in owls in Kenya Madagascar and artwork and poetry have been pub- natural history He is now director Australia Wanted M STAFF REFERRAL SERVICES Individual Student Organizations and lished in Kenyon s student literary of research at Georgias State Bo- The few requirements during Hiring 500- 1000 Small Group to promote SPRING magazine Hika tanical Gardens at the University the year are that the fellow does FREE Summer Camp Positions BREAK 96 Earn MONEY and I do after this I am Georgia at Athens not return to the US during the TRIPS Call the nation leader Inter What will of Sign Up Today in the CDC not sure said Miller of the ap- The Thomas J Watson Fel- year and that he does not affiliate Campui Programs http7wwwicptcom 18- 003276013 proaching embarkment But the lowship Program expects the himself with other organizations power of this experience will cer- project to be creative and person- This is to promote self- reliance in tainly affect me and the direction ally significant while at the same the individual ThursdayrMar 28 mv fU TaITam 4 Vim 3- Kenpon yumum j A TTvri Wiltshire recounts story ot brother s oattie wun aujj in his chest sisters of people who are living permanent catheter By Michelle Santangelo woman and said with or have died of AIDS so they turned to the Reporter you Senior Staff wouldnt feel so alone Maam I would gladly give soon in- my AIDS and take whatever it is i As children growing up in Wiltshire became on the issues of that is wrong with you Lubbock Texas Susan Ford volved as a speaker and AIDS helping My brother himself was so Wiltshire and her younger brother homosexuality and igno- joyous and full of life that he prob- Ford shared the special rela- to combat the prejudice John suffer directly as much despite the rance that can prevent people with ably didnt tionship ofbest friends with from leading normal prejudice as other people four- year age difference Adult- HIV or AIDS AIDS do said Wiltshire dimension to lives hood brought a new ac- yNw prejudices Even her mother s friends their camaraderie Themostpainful brothers cepted Fords sexual orientation I was the first family mem- were from our two older Ford said and illness That was shaped that John told he was gay said Frank and Davis ber largely by my mothers response showed up on Wiltshire onebecauseof hisover Wiltshire who about She told zealous religious views and the we were so open it her brothers Washington DC that was rough tough people and later found out doorstep a few days after his 2 ajn other who a who thought that he they too had sons and grandsons phone call I have come to get Texas cowboy dying of this disease and they reacquainted with my best friend hated all queers were painful journeys had never told anyone about it of thirty- four years she said as he Those especially our broth- You have to be honest she opened the door for everyone tremendously said If you lose a few friends Ofher book Seasons ofGrief ers who have grown Wiltshire said through prejudice and ignorance and Grace which serves as a from that point the druggist well so be it memorial to her brother while re- Then there was everyone else Before he tested positive for counting the story of his battle who used to wait on filling s prescrip- HIV Ford was appointed Deputy with AIDS Wiltshire said I first before Ford make John furious Assistant Secretary of Agriculture v started it the day John was diag- tion It used to he treated all in 1981 He later told Wiltshire nosed and I knew it would be a said Wiltshire but with AIDS the that he had figured out how far he good story because he was such a of his customers could climb the political ladder good man She didnt wait until same way an airport Ford without falling under the close ex- after her brothers death to begin Once in Susan Wiltshire mother of Carrie Wiltshire 98 and John handicapped cart only amination of the FBI With this writing because she felt writing in boarded a Ford in 1992 the summer before Ford died of AIDS appointment he reached his goal dim the incidents to be interrupted by a woman who farmers stand and retrospect would both side effect from bis medication tough sunburned You can tride on that you re However in 1985 after and emotions surrounding her said could no longer applaud for a gay man was a tre- Ford and his life companion Doug When his system story not handicapped mendous thing Wiltshire said brothers HIV- positive they absorb any nutrients he wasted who by this time had a Knight tested sis- I wrote it for the brothers and Ford in April of 1993 thir- Afterward Ford told his moved to Santa Fe away from away dying grief and grace ter It was all worth it Now I am Washington DC where so many teen seasons of diagnosis His part- ready to go home to Santa Fe to their friends were dying ofAIDS after his AIDS lAnonymous HIV tests of die a con- ner died only hours afterward Ford ultimately opened did Fortunately mind re- And a few weeks later he sultation service that helped to Fords Center until about twenty- six just that said Wiltshire sur- available at Health preserve the family farm He con- mained clear the second annual by people that loved him Anonymous HIV tests are available this week weeks hours before he died rounded tinued to work until a few was at the Health and Counseling Center for the reduced Wiltshire a bless- John s memorial service GetTestedWeek before he died Said Its normally cost 20 dignity and your a moment of how the world could price of 10 HTV tests Ford became ATDS- defined ing to keep your nights were hew yesterday ana luesuay uuwmjs everything else is be if it was the way it should be Open clinic early in 1990 when hisTcell count memories when fifty- three students were tested during the family who There were my mothers white- free HIV tests One hundred was tested as 155 in a Johns gone except your your wno haired friends and all these elegant open clinic nights Hopkins study Ford was expected loves you and tnends who has been in any sort of risk situation gay men Johns friends and the Pretty much anyone another three years In love you 98 Get to live only helped That was should consider being tested for HTV said Liz Pendleton It was a tragic loss and a farmers he had Seasons of Grief and Grace said Nearly any sort ot sexuai reiauuu life- giving privilege my favorite part of it I think Tested Week coordinator Wiltshire wrote For him and for tremendous she said with him said Wiltshire carries some risk me that was the day that the earth to share joyously do have HTV need to be aware of it notjust ior meir the nurses said Her opinion as to the focus of People who shifted on its axis Wiltshire One of Pendleton said Many treatments lorniv are much as they AIDS work was emphatic Its cat ht for others That I knew for sure that I that people die pretty infection she said prevention because we more effective when treatment begins soon after brother live She emphasized her brother s got to be was going to lose abeloved with who are infected with HIV can pass me virus ou w and tremendous sense dont know what will happen In addition those and a best friend was the hardest love of life well as his concern the vaccine it probably won t hap- loved ones part for me The most challenging of humor as to have some sort of emotional strength to be tested pen until at least the next Ymi have part for him and me was not just to for other people Tested Week is to encourage him- millennium and I think research- caiH m mmw nnmose of Get never turned in on nwVHVUWWU uuw nv f make the best of it but to make He force them she emphasized People who always said I ers know that ilpeople to take the test not to something memorable of the time self she said He airborne disease are not ready to cope with the results ot me lesi suomu uuc una look up and out not down and in Its not an 11 1 A I UA left said Wiltshire themselves toevemuany dc icsieu mjc preventable not like yellow opportunity to begin preparing During the next three years I will never complain its mentality to fever or the plagues of the Middle said Ford ran through the gamut of As to the proper tpstino at Kenvon is completely confidential and anony Wiltshire said I Ages It strikes the young who htv medications and their often vicious deal with AIDS Pendleton said Students will be assigned an identifying the proper think that they are invincible mous side effects He was mostly on cant really say what and no names will be attached to the test it students warn 10 people have She recounted the story of a number AZT and his T cells went up to mentality is because rjetttttedbutdbiwtwanttoreceto but Johns colleague who questioned a stu- 432 Theres a section in my jour- different personalities available in MountVernon and in Columbus Further information work I guess the dent about the sexual promiscuity are nal which is also part of the book way seemed to from the Ohio AIDS Hotline sponsored by tne Columbus this is to stay occurring during a debate trip is available I think I have AZT works shorthand way to say 18- where Force The toll- free hotline number is 00332AIDS and John did When the student was asked about AIDS Task written with several exclamation alive until you die nurse will come to Kenyon on April 8 9 and 10 specifically to before he died being afraid of AIDS the student A points Unfortunately AZT only A few weeks results No results will be given if Dr Schermer is not at the fly to Kansas replied Oh no were Vanderbilt give test works for about eighteen months Ford managed to Center in case students have additional questions a Hero of students Health He was on DDI toward the end City where he received HTV test identifies the presence or absence of the antibodies Award from AIDS combines two or three The too He was taking upwards of 36 American Agriculture body produces in response to the HIV virus These antibodies Growers Asso of the greatest mysteries of the that the pills a day Wiltshire also men- the American Corn person wno nas cu the mysteries of death and do not appear immediately Pendleton said A roughly 800 ciation He ended his speech on a world 1 u u tioned that AZT costs in the past three to six monins couiu nave mo he said to the sex and add into that drug use caged in risk behavior a month and that some of the newer personal note as negative test result AIDS and I Those are things that we never talk virus despite a treatments cost twice that crowd Folks I have tests positive for HIV what comes next is up to me am not about and I think thats why some If someone He had a very good doctor am going to die from it I Pendleton said Although there is yet to be a universal I implore you people fear AIDS so much she individual who tried hard to get the latest happy about that but treatment programs are available she said said cure a multitude of for his AIDS patients to do two things First educate the m medication atti- Services are available at Kenyon in Knox County and coiummis young AIDS is so easily avoided We need a change of M r i 1 said Wiltshire but John knew ThP mv tn mm hat HIV is to be lniormeo renoieion saiu is not Second tude there are things that wecant ht that it wasnt going to make any and so fatal if it ThP nniv wav one can Guarantee to not contract HTV is not to let their in your change about the disease but we difference in the long run have compassion for those contact with another persons Many people suf- can change ourselves and we have bodily fluids come into Ford suffered from communities who are already willing to do this and the next best tning is consisienuy usuig to if we want to stop this epi- are not neuropathy painful nerve endings fering from this dreadful disease protection such as condoms or dental dams she said full of demic in his extremities probably as a To see a ballroom Thursday Mar 28 1996 Wtyt fcenpori Collegian Poet to explore issues of landscape culture through verse By Lauren Johnston Agua Santa Holy Water Her Rodriguez said she presently de- v Staff Reporter work is displayed on the first floor votes her time to giving readings of Olin Library conducting workshops writing Poet Pat Mora a recent addi- Moras writing has been rec- lecturing and leadership organizationRo- tion to the Kenyon lecture circuit ognized and commemorated with driguez lit will be reading from her work on several awards She has been the commented exten- Wednesday in Peirce lounge at 730 recipient of the 1994 National En- si vely on the themes and content of pm There will be a reception and dowment of the Arts Fellowship Mora s writing noting that her work book- signing immediately follow- three Southwest book awards and explores landscape and how it ing the reading also to be held in a Kellogg National Fellowship affects people and it addresses the Peirce Lounge Joseph Rodriguez 97 submit- lives and struggles of women Mora will remain at Kenyon ted the initial request to add Mora s Rodriguez spoke specifically for two days recognizing that this name to the list of those scheduled on Moras book Communion is the first year the United States on the Kenyon literary circuit saying it bridges cultures and com- has nationally recognized a month She serves as a mentor for munities in the Americas and when specifically designated for the cel- me Rodriguez said She feeds I say Americas I mean North ebration of poetry The reading is me her faith as a fledgling writer South and Central This bridg- sponsored jointly by the English He recounted that as a native ing ofcultures is aprevalent thread Department and the Office of Mu- of El Paso Texas an area in the throughout much of Pat Moras lticultural Affairs Mora will southwestern United States also writing Rodriguez also pointed out be sharing passages from her vari- often referred to as the Border- that Moras work is recognized on f ous publications Her writing deals lands Mora was living very close a national as well as international thematically with the relationships to the Mexican border and was a level due in part because of the J existing between cultures and cul- constant witness to the contact be- universality of the ideas she ex- ture in relation to landscape tween the two cultures according plores The Office of Multicultural to Rodriguez He said this experi- Rodriguez also addressed the Affairs is pleased to once again be ence is expressed through her themes and issues focused upon in a part ofenhancing the cultural and writing it forms a perception of Moras most recent publication academic life at Kenyon said Pam reality and with that her work be- Agua Santa Holy Water Frost director of multicultural af- comes a region it becomes a Here she moves between fairs and assistant dean ofstudents landscape She then explores the daily life but also those encoun- After having several wonderful way the landscape shapes its in- ters with the sacred and challenges phone conversations with Pat I am habitants for survival he said Also in this very much looking forward to Mora is a graduate of the Uni- book She traces historical women Poet Pat Mora who will read her poetry at 8pm on Wednesday meeting her in person and having versity of Texas El Paso with both and images of women in religion her read her work undergraduate and graduate de- and how their presence reflects sparked by her observation that more integrated state within the Mora has written some prose grees in the liberal arts She then society and their being Latino literature was not included sphere of US literature essays as well as various works of taught at the university as well as Another striking aspect of within the parameters ofAmerican She certainly is interested in childrens literature but poetry in a local community college and Moras work is the way in which it literature but rather it was her readers and in what her read- serves as her genre of focus Pub- several public schools before ac- has succeeded in altering the canon marginalized and designated as ers have to say Rodriguez said lications include Chants cepting aposition on the university of United States literature ethnic literature Rodriguez She certainly engages in dialogues Borders Communion and her administration as assistant to the Rodriguez said He also asserted noted that Her Moras mission between the poet the reader and most recently published work president of the art museum that Moras reason for writing was was to bring Latino literature to a the lover of literature Lecture to examine native literature of Central America

By Charlotte McGlothlin of the issues that are addressed in enabling her to dictate exactly what ies and more general multicultural Staff Reporter Menchus book encompass the she remembered directly to the disciplines including various other problems of globalization like books publisher studies on Indian culture John R Beverley professor those generated by the fact that the The testimonial narrative lies One of the questions being of Hispanic languages and litera- What John R Beverley s lec- nation- state and national culture at the heart of subaltern studies in asked right now in the subaltern tures at the University of Pittsburg ture The Challenge of are no longer the ultimate refer- Latin America Piano said As for field of research is what role the will address The Challenge of Subaltern Studies ents for disciplinary articulation John Beverley Professor Piano Native Americans played in the Subaltern Studies tonight at 8 in How do we think about popu- said that Beverley has perhaps formation and development of the the Biology Auditorium When Tonight at 8 p jn lations in a changing world about done the most work of all on the Americas While some cultural In the 1970s many professors rights and citizenship and partici- subject of subaltern studies scholars who study subaltern lit- began to work with popular litera- Where Biology Auditorium pation Beverley asked This area has recently empha- erature feel that these individuals ture of the time also known as He concludes this line of ar- sized publishing the works of were ultimately triumphant oth- subaltern literature From this lished by the same person Eliza- gument with One of the major women and works from third- world ers look at their fight against development the disciplines of beth Bourges who interviewed responses in the academy to countries such as Guatemala and European domination as an ulti- subaltern or sub- literary studies Menchu for the story globalization has been the rise of other impoverished South Ameri- mate loss or a tragedy evolved I Rigoberta Menchu is cultural studies as a new kind of can nations It encompasses such Beverley summarized these In his recently published work according to Beverley no more inter or transdisciplinary form of disciplines as post- colonial stud views In Against Literature Against Literature Beverley has than an autobiographical and knowledge production includ- argued that the literature of the testimonial narrative account- of ing the area known to us as masses not usually the subject subaltern cultural studies of an actual Indian woman whose 1 academic scrutiny is equally as story became one of the key tools Professor of Spanish Charles worthy of study as that literature used years ago in the continuing A Piano described the interview- 3 that has conventionally been pro- debates over multiculturalism in ing process involved in writing mulgated among the white- collar the curricula of America s second- about subaltern studies and the academic community ary schools colleges and actual research performed as some- A common form of subaltern universities thing like a first- world to i literature especially common in According to Beverley this third- world relationship but im- j Latin America is testimonial nar- work is almost indispensable in plied that in reality the experience rative I Rigoberta Menchu An the upper- level classroom even is much more balanced than this 1 Indian Woman in Guatemala is a today in the context of subaltern Menchu was awarded the 1994 testimonial narrative based on the studies Nobel Peace Prize for her work in story of the life of a Guatemalan Favoring Indian rights and Guatemala to assist those who were Indian woman who learned Span- freedoms including but not lim- being victimized by the govern- ish her second language as a ited todemocratization in her native ment teenager and was interviewed for land Menchu is known both na- In order to make sure that her the testimonial by a woman ofcom- tionally and internationally for her testimony would become public Buy Recycled bined Venezuelan and French commitment to human services knowledge Menchu learned Span- descent The book was also pub According to Beverley some ish during her adolescent years It would mean the world to them 6 fflrje enpon Collegian Thursday Mar 28 1996 Thomas Jegla to discuss small colleges research opportunities By Alan Adams research but rather the benefit that Tzri he and his students receive from Staff Reporter their close interaction This oppor- Professor of B iology Thomas tunity for interaction is simply not Jegla will deliver a talk on Re- available in most situations at larger search in the Small College A schools he said Personal View in the Kenyon Bi- Twice biology department ology Auditorium during common chair Jegla began teaching at 2 hour on Tuesday Kenyon in 1966 His other aca- I got all my degrees in big demic experience includes visiting universities explained Jegla the professorships at Yale University first Kenyon Tomsich Senior Re- 1981- 83 University of West s search Awardee and then I taught Florida 1988 and University of first at Minnesota and Yale His Iowa 1994- 95 lecture will include many of the He has received numerous fel- advantages and disadvantages as- lowships grants and awards for sociated with scientific research at his research including most re- a small college like Kenyon as cently the Tomsich Research opposed to larger universities Award a grant for his work in the Dorothy and Thomas Jegla pose with honors biology major Kevin Mathur 94 at Commencement j Small colleges have got their study of the signaling pathways of pleasures and they also have their crayfish He has been named to the though he is quick to point out that ited the manuscripts for the inter- dents Jegla said problems Jegla said The ability panel for the National Science while he does offer the guidance national symposium Advances in Biology Professor Dorothy to work directly with students dur- Foundation in 1979 1985 and and encouragement necessary for Crustacean Endocrinology The Jegla also teaches at Kenyon The ing research is the biggest benefit 1990 and was the panel leader in their success the students do the manuscripts were later published Jeglas have been married for 31 from the atmosphere Kenyon and 1980 In 1980- 81 and partsof 1983 work so it is their achievement in the American Zoologist 1985 years other small schools provide he and 1984 Jegla worked closely with I also maintain a close con- This summer he will present a We met at Yale in the mid- said Rainer Keller in his Universitat tact with international scientists in paper on Investigations of the sixties Thomas Jegla explained Bigger universities have Bonn laboratory to complete my field throughout the world Phosphoinositol- Calcium Signal- I was a visiting professor at the more time and money Jegla said manuscripts and research in vari- Jegla said From 1980- 81 Jegla ing Pathways in Crayfish time and she was a graduate stu- but we labor through those handi- ous fields of study took a sabbatical year leave to com- Y- Organ in Barcelona Spain His dent caps no one expects that level of During his years at Kenyon plete research onhyperglycemic research on phosphoinositolcalc- ium The two were in offices right support here at Kenyon but it Jeglas has advised 29 undergradu- and molting hormones in crusta- signaling in crayfish includes next to one another and we were does make it make it less conve- ate honors projects all successfully ceans in Professor Kellers work with honors students Danice both the only ones working there at nient to do research Jegla s main defended to an outside examiner laboratory in Germany Stone 94 and Shanon Connolly nights So we met and got mar- emphasis is not on the financial Jegla considers this to be one of his From 1982- 84 he conceived 96 Theres rare research done in ried and then we moved here and limitations that he must undergo in most proud achievements al organized hosted chaired and ed my lab that doesnt involve stu had a family Jegla recalled Environmental Center educates community prepares for future By Jay Burkhardt be connected via various trails The terflies and hummingbirds These includes a series of walks led by mer Butler says that several letters Staff Reporter construction of these trails is one species of plants are usually very different faculty members A win- of intent have been submitted for of the several developmental bright and have strong scents ter tree walk has already been held the student position but the search After its first six months of projects the nature center has added Butler and river and wildflower walks are for a replacement for Webb is still operation the Kenyon Center for planned for the remainder of the While the center has been get- planned for the spring Also in the ongoing Environmental Studies locatedjust year ting organized several affiliated works is a First Greens of Spring Eventually the nature center past Route 229 down the big bill Trail work is a major interest groups have been using the avail- walk led by Butler hopes to be open during the day looks to increase awareness of the of the nature center Volunteers able space The Gazebo School In the upcoming year the na- especially during the wanner natural world The center which under the direction of Webb and has been meeting every Wednes- ture center will be losing several of spring and summer months Right has taken shape under the direc- Butler have spent considerable time day with student volunteers at the the people that have been instru- now the center is only open for tion of Elizabeth Webb visiting fixing up old trails starting new center The children play environme- mental in getting this project off specific events or whenever the instructor of biology occupies a ones and planning more for the ntallyoriented games make the ground Butler will graduate two live- in student managers are 100y- earold house surrounded by future crafts and learn about the area in and the faculty advisor Elizabeth there but to have someone there nearly 300 acres of land Also in the months ahead the which they live Webb is leaving Kenyon this sum full- time is the future goal We started out focusing on center hopes to establish several The Kokosing Scenic River the house itself said S tudent Man- alternative habitats in the area Association a group that was ager Molly Butler 96 Right now said B utler it s formed to secure a state scenic When we first moved into pretty homogeneous around here river designation to the Kokosing the 100- oldhousenoonehadlived We basically have young forests according to Butler has been us- there for over a year so we had a and former farmland ing the center for meetings little reworking to do B utler said Behind the house lies an open This designation basically And of course the house wasnt field that has been left to grow means that the river gets special set up to be a nature center naturally This field will allow visi- treatment to preserve the river cor- However the house has sev- tors to the nature center to see the ridor as a natural area and prohibit eral large rooms One room has process of how nature reclaims its government projects that would been set aside as an instructional territory disturb the area Butler said area with tables chairs and black- Butler also hopes to create a The group will soon be incor- boards Another room is being man- made prairie somewhere porated as a nonprofit organization converted into a working wet lab around the house Ohio is about as to help oversee the river The des- for various activities The main far east as naturally occurring prai- ignation as a natural preserve is not front room of the house will be a ries are found she said and yet final but the group has re- i display area the actual focus of because there is a large amount of ceived resolutions from more than the nature center according to farming in Ohio few of these natu- half of the outlying areas in sup- Butler ral prairies still exist Construction port of such a designation There we will have displays of the prairie would consist of first ASHES Kenyons environ- that show the kind of biodiversity burning a field and then planting mental organization has been that we have on our property We the various species of grasses that helping out with the Earth Day CCDowd are really not getting into anything occur naturally in prairies celebration that is planned for the exotic We want to show what plant Also in the works is a butter- center Associate Professor of Economics James Keeler and Katie and wildlife we have on our 360 fly garden that will be built in the There will be a lot going on Peters 98 make comfort kits Tuesday as part of Kenyons acres immediate vicinity of the center that weekend hikes hopefully a observance of Non- Violence Day Approximately 15 people Those 360 will be acres though not This project started as soon speaker and by that time the gar- participated in making the comfort kits Seventy- five kits were all surrounding the house part of as the weather permits den and the prairies should be well donated to the Red Cross to be given to victims of disasters in the acreage is is basi- But- separated from the A butterfly garden on their way to completion Knox County Thirty- five kits will be distributed at refugee house by 229 and some lies in the with cally a flower garden various ler said camps through Church World Service Bishops Backbone area will plant species that attract both but Other activities at the center Thursday Mar 28 1996 Wqz fcenpon Collegian 7

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the Olin Art Gallery Viewing hours for the display are from Jim Loughlin Drums 830 ajn to midnight on Tuesday through thursday and 930 am to 6 vocals pm on Saturday The exhibitions are free and open to the public The Rob Derhak Bass vo- exbit which includes student drawings installations marionettes cals paintings photographs and sculpture opened on March 18 Each of the Chuck Garvey Guitar V V twenty students taking part in the exhibit displays their work for one vocals week with the exhibits changing every Monday A reception for Al Schneir Guitar vo- theweeks featured artists is held at 7 pm each Sunday in the gallery cals Title HeADSeeD Award To Reach the Band PO Box 366 Academy Results EUicottStationBuffaloNY14205 Best picture Braveheart Mel Gibson Alan Ladd Jrand Bruce Davey or on the WEB at hup producers A wwwuniversedigexnet- moe i Best director Mel Gibson for Braveheart Spring is upon us officially Best acton Nicholas Cage for Leaving Las Vegas Time to shed your boots for san- Best Actress Susan Sarandon for Dead Man Walking dals and your sweaters for a stylish A Best supporting acton Kevin Spacey for Usual Suspects new pair of Father Grunderoos Best supporting actress Mira Sorvino for Mighty Aphrodite The kids love the Grunderoos Best adapted screenplay Emma Thompson for Sense and Sensibility Its also time to shake off the based on the novel by Jane Austen depressing angstful corporate Best original screenplay Christopher McQuarrie for Usual Suspects industogrun- ge youve been lis- cover of moes new album HeADSeeD Best song Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz for Colors of the tening to this winter and slip into Wind from Pocahontas something a bit more comfortable lent sauce of precision percussion one two three Best original musical or comedy score Alan Menken and Stephen Something thatll put a bounce in garnished with some bluegrass and Or Al Schneir s old- fashioned Schwartz for Pocahontas your step and a shake in your booty jazz aesthetics storytelling in Mexico Well Best original dramatic score Luis BacalovXfor II Postino and I aint talking about a coffee This my friends is a musical Im still in the wagon at six AM Achievement in editing Mike Hill and Dan Hanley for Apollo 13 and prozac breakfast How about a meal that doesnt skimp on the And I don t even know where I am Achievement in cinematography Jon Toll for Braveheart another fine band from New York gravy 1 dont speak Spanish all that well Achievement in art direction Eugenio Zanetti for Restoration state The opening seconds of the Im out of cash and Im drunk as Best costume design James Acheson for Restoration Say hello to moe Over winter album are a little deceptive mak- hell Best documentary feature Jon Blair for Anne Frank Remembered break I saw these guys open up Tor ing it look like the band fooled you Or Time Again a countri- Best documentary short subject Kary Antholis for One Survivor God Street Wine in Washington into buying a doped- up pseudo- fied ditty on the issue of aging DC Since then Id been trying to hard rock record but without They say it flies when youre hav- justify spending a good chunk of missing a step moe transforms it ing fun 1 say it flies for everyone National Library of Poetry change to procure their album into a high tempo groove that you its not particular 1 think its just When I finally had enough cash to cant help but tap your feet to a matter of getting bald and fatter spare the band stopped taking mail Their song Akimbo runs its its not particular announces open contest orders until the release of their course through a scorching guitar With three songwriters the The National Library of Poetry has announced that 24000 in prizes latest album Loaf duel where Schneir and Garvey go range of subjects and styles on this will be awarded this year to over 250 poets in the North American Open Never daunted I was in a used from trading eight measures to trad- album is always fresh Poetry Contest The deadline for submissions is April 1 5 Entry into the record store in Colorado Springs- ing half a beat Combine that with super tight contest is free To enter send one original poem to The National If you learn one thing at Kenyon Akimbo is indicative of the balance and smoking chops down Library of Poetry 11419 Cronridge Dr PO Box 704- 1987 Owings learn this always look in the ultra- majority of the album but in be- the lineup and you get one of the Mills MD 21117 Entries must be postmarked by April IS as anew bargain bins in record stores- and tween the extended jams there is a most solid albums Ive had the contest begins on April 16 All entries also have a chance to be it was there that I found this par- burgeoning lyrical depth Take SL pleasure to hear in a long time published in a hardbound anthology The National Library of Poetry ticular gem at a steal of 423 Augustine for instance Rob If you dont believe me hop was founded in 1982 and is the largest poetry organization in the world Although I could say moe is in Derhak s take on some of the on the information superhighway the whole PhishBlues Traveler seamier elements of society with and drive on over to the bands vein I think that is a descriptive an engaging religious angle Have World Wide Web page and have a cop- out so Ill try to flesh things you heard about the infant bom listen for yourself Itll tickle your out a bit Imagine the vibrant dual with a handgun Shot his twin fancy and float your boat Now if guitar work of the Allman Broth- brother coming out Now hes an only music could physically melt ers Band layered over a funkidified only son Hes a good boy wait snow prime cut of bass lying in a succu and see Well rehabilitate him Grade A WindWorks ensemble performs music from classic period in traditional manner 1 fc5 By Elizabeth Hurt ment purpose that television and came together to play for fun but Staff Writer movies do today in that they per- were soon engaged to perform for formed frequently for large groups audiences The WindWorks Ensemble a of people in public celebrations The creation of the ensemble 1 combination of rare and historic They also performed in the more was championed by Christopher t y 1 musical instruments will be per- elite royal houses of the late 18th Weait one of WindWorks bas- forming Saturday night at 8 pjn in century soonists who had played in a Rosse Hall The ensemble is made up of similar group in Toronto before The WindWorks Ensemble is two oboes two clarinets two bas- moving to Ohio based on the wind band which was soons two horns and one string During Saturdays concert a popular form of entertainment bass their first at Kenyon WindWorks during the classical period of mu- Such a combination i s rare plan to perform Serenade in C mi- sic one reason why such groups are nor by Mozart Three Elizabethan Wind bands traditionally not as common as they once were Fancies by Gordon Jacob and played both original music and ad- WindWorks formed almost a Partita in B- flat Opus 78 by Franz Willie Sunnie Prevo aptations of operas year ago when the group- which Krommer Graduating June 4 1992 Killed May 28 1992 According to Adjunctlnstruc- includes six faculty members from KrommersPartita in B- flat is Cleveland OH tor of Music P Bailey Sorton who Ohio State University one profes- based on traditional harmonies and If you dont stop someone from driving drunk who will Do whatever it takes will be performing with the group sor from Ohio Wesleyan melodic techniques of Mozart and wind bands served the entertain University and one pharmacist Franz Joseph Haydn Thursday Mar 28 1996 ARTS ENTERTAINMENT tgfieenpoiT Collegian Highbrow Hoedown to combine old new techniques By David Shargel Dance Concert and will be per- extremely special occasion Be- Staff Writer formed again in April at a festival sides being able to see a 40 year sponsored by the American Col- old piece that you wouldnt nor- The Highbrow Hoedown for- lege Dance Festival Association in mally get to see Night Spell is merly the dance concert known as New Jersey This particular piece being reconstructed from Journeys Through Movement will is performed to three very labanotation This is a way of be presented by KCDC on Friday schmaltzy opera arias and the move- notating dance like you would no- and Saturday at 800 pm in the ment kind ofcontrasts the schmaltz tate music Its used for HillTheater Admission to the con- said Craig- Quijada My choreog- documentation and preservation cert is one dollar V raphy tends not to be subject said Craig- Quijada Stacey Four pieces will be presented oriented I am exploring movement Reischman a student at OSU will in this performance three of which for movements sake and then the be directing Night Spells for her have been choreographed by Vis- meaning and content get superim- graduate project iting Assistant Professor of Dance hMeM posed at the end once I add music or Ofthe performance as a whole Balinda Craig- Quijada The fourth Balinda Craig- Quijada and Catherine Mayer 96 when the audience comes and inter- Craig- Quijada said Whats in- piece is a reproduction of Doris prets whatever the dance means teresting is the juxtaposition of old Humphreys 1951 classic Night performed by Kenyon students also be performing Night SpelL The Kenyon students who will and new You have the very post- Spell The other two will be performed The segment for Kenyon Stu be performing in Spaghetti modern and then you have Of the two works by Craig- by students from the Ohio State dents called Spaghetti Dances Dances are Catherine Mayer 96 something that was founded by a Quijada only one will be UniversityDancersfromOSUwill was also performed in the Fall Lucy Comer 98 LizLehlbach 98 pioneer of modem dance Youve and Melonie Nance 97 Professor got stuff that was choreographed BU to sponsor charity basketball games Craig- Quij ada will also be perform- in 1996 and stuff that was choreo- ing in two of her pieces graphed in 1951 Its interesting to By part of this years community ser- would be a good idea to combine Gianna Maio The performance of Doris see li a piece mat s 4U years ota vice goals raising money with having fun Managing Editor Humphrys Night Spells is an still speaks to audiences today Said Warren It community Brothers United is still ac- Brothers United a local service is one of the things we cepting teams of up to fourpeople Kenyon fraternity is sponsoring a wanted to do as a group and the deadline for team entries 3- on3 basketball tournament this This is something we take is tomorrow at dinner i mm s 1 a a Saturday from to 6 at bjf pm pm pride in helping other people All teams are guaranteed two Wertheimer Reldhouse All pro- saidLevon Sutton 97 secretary of games in the double- elimination ceeds from the event will be the group tournament and the organizers By Rachel Engelke liver this hypnotic thriller of mur- donated to St Jude Childrens Although the upperclass mem- say there will be more than one Senior Staff Writer der and mistaken identities A killer Research Center a cancer patient bers of the fraternity were involved game played at once Members of attempts to murder his half brother center in Memphis Tennessee in associating with St Judes and Brothers United will referee the Vertigo Friday 8 pm Bio whom he closely resembles mak- Teams can sign up at desig- developing the idea for a basket- games which will end in 1 1 points Auditorium ing it look as if he himself has nated tables in Peirce and Gund ball tournament this years or 20 minutes whichever comes actually died When the brother Dining Halls for 10 fraternity pledges are handling first If not considered one of the survives a car bomb explosion Jamion Berry 97 president many of the organizational details Teams may consist of any greatest films of all time Vertigo is but with total amnesia doctors of Brothers United said a repre- including team sign- ups at the din- members of the Kenyon commu- certainly one of Alfred Hitchcocks set about trying to reconstruct an sentative from St Judes asked ing halls nity greatest movies possibly even his identity for him as his homicidal Brothers United to support their Said Robert Harvey 99 a Team members under the age masterpiece brother hospital through fund- raising Brothers United pledge class mem- of 18 must have parental consent Film legend and frequent lead- Berry believes St Judes is tar- ber We thought that this would before participation ing man in Hitchcocks pictures Clean Shaven Wednesday 10 geting Greek organizations across be a good event because it does Said Wayne Albertyn 97 so- James Stewart stars as John Scot- pjn Bio Auditorium the country to assist with fund- two things it helps to find better cial chair of Brothers United We tie Ferguson arecently retired San raising and Berry and the rest of ways to treat children with cancer need as many people as we can Francisco cop who is obsessed with The first feature from inde- the fraternity made the decision to and it brings out the good hearts get This is something positive the image of a lost love and who pendent director Lodge Kerrigan support the hospital as part of their and good competitors in the As members of this community becomes increasingly compulsive and a favorite at the 1 994 Sundance community service goals Kenyon community we can contribute to help these in his desire to recreate her image Film Festival Clean Shaven is an Vice president of Brothers Warren said the group origi- children Haunting bizarre and very sexy eerie drama about a man living in a United Kenyon Warren 97 said nally conceived of the idea of a He added that people who do Vertigo is Hitchcock at his perverse small town after his young daugh- Brothers United was founded as a basketball tournament because it not want to participate in the tour- and obsessive best Also stars Kim ter is murdered social fraternity and community- basketball is one thing we are nament may still give donations Novak and Barbara Bel Geddes The minimalist narrative fol- service organization and the in terested in andknow other people which will be accepted through- lows Peter a tormented fund- raising for St Judes is a key are interested in We thought it out next week Suture Saturday 8 pm Bio schizophrenic who plasters his car Auditorium windows with newspaper and closes himself offfrom the world OOflQD Producer Steven Soderberge a metaphor for sealing off the DJ1XR Sex Lies and Videotape teams interior walls off his own minds M to with first- time directors David double vision and his inability to Siegel and Scott McGehee to de connect with the outer world Columbus Newport Music Hall 1722 N High St Spacebog Ruth Ruth Mr Mirainga Friday at 7 pan 650700 Life of Agony Clutch Sunday at 7 pan 10501200 Rancid Rocket From the Crypt Tuesday at 7 pjn 10001000 Frank Black Johnny Polonsky Wednesday at 7 pan 10001000 Ekoostic Hookah April 5 at 9 pm 500600 Kenny Wayne Shepherd Bottle Rockets Nathan Whitt April 10 at 7 pjn 10501200 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year Squad takes on St Vincent Coming offof their College home on Saturday loss to Ohio Wesleyan at they took out some of By Fred Bierman their excess aggression at Oberlin Staff Writer on Marietta beating them 26 1 last Satur- sfsr tiM The Kenyon Lacrosse team has every reason to expect day It was a good win KENYON 20 this season to be one of the best in recent memory The team and it came after a hard t v- y is enthusiastic and simply by talking to them it is plain to loss I think it will get us OBERLIN 9 see that they are optimistic about a successful year back on track said The Lords started their season with a trip to Baltimore ChipUnruir98 9 Even though they were far from Gambier they played like Unruh sand Coles they were at home on the Hill First they met with Villa Julie attitudes speak for most and Goucher College winning both games They beat Villa of the team They seem confident and are looking forward Julie handily 16- 8 and Goucher even worse 16 6 to this season Their defense is their strong point and Goucher is rebuilding its lacrosse program and the sophomore defensemen Mike Collins has been playing cornerstone of this new program is a new coach who spent quite well Geoff Hazzard 97 has been playing admirably last year coaching one of the premier Division I schools in in the Kenyon nets Toby Rand 97 has been doing a bang the country Princeton Even with a new coach Goucher up job as a face- off midfielder and Cole has played well could not stop the Lords and their versatile 96 squad though himself The first- year players most particularly Paulo The Lords did have a quick dose of reality when they Ribeiro have been contributing well to the team effort came home to Gambier last week and lost 16 4 to Ohio This team seems to have everything going for it Their Wesleyan the third ranked team in Division III It was a defense is solid they have a good group of young players hard loss but the Lords have to look beyond it and towards coming up and they have good leadership from the seniors more wins Senior attackman Josh Cole said They were a but success does not come easily The team works extremely real tough team but I think we didnt do as well as we hard the field in to achieve the success that they do off order Sports M ormHon couldve against Ohio Wesleyan They got the lead early the field the toughest because we work the on Were A Kenyon lacrosse player outmaneuvers a defender and I think that we may have thrown in the towel a little hardest Collins says proudly The team is riding a two- game winning streak after early However Cole was quick to add This is the best The Lords will take on St Vincent College at home on yesterdays 20- 9 victory over Oberlin team in my four years here Things are looking real good this Saturday at 2pm Off The Hill REST OF AMERICAN LEAGUE LOOKS TO BE CHASING INDIANS

Ari- they find some pitching By Bob Dolgan the World Series With their nucleus of left the Yankees to manage expansion anywhere until young players the Indians will be in the race zona cornerstone First baseman Don AL West Sports Columnist for the AL pennant for years to come Mattingly retired and McDowell defected The California Angels will try to over- The upcoming Major League Base- Yet there are 13 other teams vying for to Cleveland Joe Torre is the new manager come their huge choke job that ended the ball season is simple There is a team in the AL pennant The 1996 season which and Tino Martinez arrives to replace 1995 season The Angels have an explo- 100- each league that is headandsh- oulders begins S unday night and Monday is sure to Mattingly at first StilL the Yanks remain sive lineup which includes RBI men above the rest The world champion At- provide a number ofsurprises and storylines solid and should finish above 500 Jim Edmonds and Tim Salmon and the lanta Braves have virtually been handed Heres a rundown of the divisional races and The Detroit Tigers are undergoing a consistent ageless Chili Davis The pitch- the National League pennantand last years some predictions for the rebuilding job ing staff is solid with Mark Langston Jim American League champs the Cleveland postseason with new man- Abbott and Chuck Finley leading the way Indians are clearly the best team in the ALEast ager Buddy Closer Lee Smith may be the best of all AL Barring a total collapse of civilization New general manager Pat BeU The Tigers time The Angels have to forget about the the Braves and Indians will meet in the Gillick and manager Davey and the stripped disappointment of last season to go any- World Series for the second consecutive Johnson who moves over from former cham- where in 1996 t f r season come October Cincinnati have already turned pion Toronto Last years West champs the Seattle We will begin with the AL with the the Baltimore Orioles into the Blue Jays will Mariners traded away for economic rea- J I NL preview coming up next week favorite to win the AL East in the lu fight it out for sons two of last seasons key players Mike kl Hi t 4 The Cleveland Indians led the AL in brief time they have been in Bal- fourth place in B lowers and Tino Martinez during the off- both hitting and pitching last season and timore The pairing of free agent the East season Their replacements ex- Yankee won their division by 30 games posting a acquisition Roberto Alomar at AL Central prospect Russ Davis and ex- Tribesman f 5 I 100- 44 record So how could the Indians second base and iron man Cal The Sorrento will not give the Ms the consis- M Ut it improve upon last season By signing a Ripken at short gives the Orioles Indians are far tency orproductivity they had with Blowers C tf former Cy Young Award winner Jack the best keystone combination in and away the and Martinez Once again the Mariners I i l i McDowell and a former batting cham- the game Another important best in the divi- hopes basically rely on Cy Young Award pion Julio Franco McDowell who spent signee is closer Randy Myers sion The winner Randy Johnsons arm A healthy last season with the New York Yankees who holds the NL record for saves Chicago White Ken Griffey Jr won t hurt them either The should give the Tribe 200 innings and at in a season The Orioles starting Sox may have a Mariners should be contenders and have K least 15 wins Franco returns to the Ameri- pitching is thin other than 19- tjtH shot at a wild the talent to make the playoffs again Ti- Jt can League after playing in Japan last game winner Mike Mussina and 51 card berth If the The Texas Rangers always look good season Franco will replace the departed free agent David Wells The Os White Sox on paper but just cant seem to get into the Paul Sorrento at first base and most likely lineup includes premier power pitching staff playoffs The Rangers lineup features top will bat second in the Indians scary lineup hitters Rafael Palmeiro and can bounce back performers like Juan Gonzalez Will Clark which also includes speedster Kenny Bobby Bonilla With Johnson as manager from their disappointing 95 campaign and and Dean Palmer but their pitching staff is Lofton slugger Albert Belle and consis- the Birds could present the most serious Frank Thomas Robin Ventura and newly unimpressive and could prove to be their tent performers like Eddie Murray and challenge to the Indians in the AL acquired Tony Phillips have their usual sea- downfall The Rangers have an outside Carlos Baerga Franco is no stranger to The Boston Red Sox along with the sons the Sox could surprise shot at a wild card Cleveland as he played on some of their New York Yankees should be in the race all The rest of the AL Central is compara- Art Howe replaces the highly success- worst and thats really bad teams during year long The Sox lineup is led by such tively weak The Kansas City Royals are ful Tony LaRussa as the Oakland Athletics the eighties mashers as AL MVP Mo Vaughn Jose probably the best bet for third place The manager The last vestiges of the A s pennan- If the Indians have one weakness it is Canseco and newly signed Kevin Mitchell Royals are young but made a surprise run at twinning teams remain but their lineup their mediocre defense Even more detri- The pitching staff includes knuckleballer a wild card last year The addition of Bip lacks the punch of years past and their mental to the Tribe s World Series hopes is Tim Wakefield and Roger Clemens Roberts is a plus The Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff is adequate at best the behavior of Albert Belle Belles vola- Bostons bullpen is shaky as there is no will play hard for manager Phil Garner but AL MVP Ken Griffey Jr Seattle tility provides distractions both on and off capable closer on the roster a 500 finish would be considered a success AL Cy Young Mike Mussina Baltimore the field Expectations are high in Cleve- The Yankees lost more than they gained The Minnesota Twins are still enduring the AL Rookie ofthe Year Russ Davis Seattle land and the pressure is on the Tribe to win in the off- season Manager Buck S howaiter slow process of rebuilding and wont go NEXT WEEK National League Thursday 28 1996 Mar Sports Wt enpon Collegian 1 1 Baseball team looking to be Lords of the Diamond

By Heath Binder inability to bring all phases of the two innings and then stopped hit- Staff Writer game together ting This relates to the third B urdette pointed out that in problem immaturity When a team doesn t hit field the first game against Carroll the Not many people know how and pitch well at the same time it offense was working but the field- to win said Hobson You have doesnt win very often ing and pitching were lousy and in to be confident youll make the n And the Lords havent been the second the pitching was excel- plays As the season goes on I hitting fielding and pitching well lent but the hitting was almost think well learn how to win and at the same time non- existent things will come together for us Take Tuesdays doubleheader Senior clean- up hitter Aasem But we need to be more in tune against John Carroll for instance Khalil said We show an inability with the game In the first game the Lords erupted to set a tempo and we play at the You cant lose confidence for 1 1 runs but they stranded 14 level of our competition In the because once you lose it added d runners on base made five errors first game when the teams com- B urdette you cant compete at a ib not including numerous misplayed bined for five runs in the first inning high level B ut we have some qual- balls and ending up losing 14- 10 alone it was clear that it was gonna ity individuals here and we just In the second John Hobson 98 0- be a slugfest from early on havent been able to get over the M il 3 pitched a beautiful three- hit Khalil also noted the teams hump complete game but due to lack of effort against Wooster at the end of Were a young team but run support he lost 3- 2 Despite spring break The Scots the theres a lot of talent here said the flashes of brilliance the losses nations 16th- ranked team in Divi- Khalil dropped the teams record to a sion III won both ends of a One member of the teams deceiving 3- 12 double- header by the close scores young talent made for a bright spot Why deceiving Because of 3- 0 and 5- 4 That is hardly onTuesdayFirst- yearpitcherMatt while the Lords have been losing indicitave of your typical 3- 12 Sullivan pitched four innings of they havent been losing by much team two- run ball in relief ofBen Mather They have already been on the We have the ability to play 97 who got roughed up early short end of six one- run decisions with the big boys when we have to Ben didn t have his best stuff this year with a little luck their Were just not working on all cyl- today but it was just one of those record could be 500 or better inders right now added Khalil days said B urdette Sports Inf onrwfton Hobson 98 is a key to the Lords rotation this year So whats the problem B urdette said There are cer- When Sullivan entered the John Whats the difference between tain plays in crucial situations we game in the second inning the day said Burdette He threw of the best pitchers in the confer- winning the close games and com- dont make and to win games you Lords were down 7- 2 He gave up strikes and made them put the ball ence they have two aces ing up a little short have to make plays Were just two quick hits then retired the in play But despite all the talent re- The answer lies in a few areas doing enough to lose John next three batters He settled down He Sullivan is really an as- sults speak louder than potential the first of which is fielding Hobson pitched a great game for and only gave up three hits and two set hes a gamer with the perfect and Burdette knows this Said first year Head Coach us But we got him a 2- 0 lead and runs the rest of the way His poise mindset to play this game at this Weregoingtokeepplaying Matt B urdette In the games we ve sat on it Hes pitched well all year enabled the Lords to scratch their level said Khalil keep working hard and hopefully lost weve made more mistakes long he s our hard- luck loser He way back to a 10- 9 deficit in the The emergence of Sullivan as good things are going to happen Weve made like 50 errors in 15 goes out there and gives us a good fifth inning before four Carroll runs an effective pitcher makes the The Lords will take the dia- games and it seems like the errors to great outing every time in the final two frames put the Lords staff one of the more formi- mond for a home double- header are always in crucial spots You In Hobsons outing the Lords game away dable in the NCAC because in this Saturday at 1 pm against make threean- dahalf errors a scored two quick runs in the first Sully gave us a chance to Hobson and Mather who are two NCAC foe Allegheny ballgame you cant beat anyone Supporting his point a throw- Highlights other spring sports ing error allowed Carrolls Joe SCOREBOARD from Camponella to waltz in with the be given opportunities to prove By Sarah Booth they maintain their intensity game- winning run in the fifth in- themselves this season and con- This Saturday March 30 the second game Staff Writer ning of the tribute to many Lords victories Ladies will play Allegheny Col- is the team s Lords await The next problem For this weekends tournament at Wednesday March 20th the lege at the Gators home field first tournament Eaglesticks the top 5 on the team Kenyon Womens Lacrosse team They will also travel to CHAMPS will play with the lowest 4 scores suffered a tough 20- 6 home defeat Mercyhurst College to take on and Alfred Univer- continued from page twelve of the season counting at the hands of Ohio Wesleyan in Mercyhurst By Brian Bartlett Walsh is excited about the their season opener at Waite Field sity two non- conference games could boost their regional Stawiski swam for the women Staff Writer beginning of Spring Golf 1996 this Neither starting goalie captain that Team captain and senior weekend not only because he will Gillian Kneass 96 nor first- year ranking Shelley Baker remarked I cant The Lords of Golf eagerly be playing his last season for the goalie Shultz DeStephens could believe it has been four years al- await the coming weekend for it Lords but also because they will manage to shut down OWLTs de- ready I know that we seniors are marks their first tournament of be hosting their first tournament in termined offense Impressively RUGBY leaving the team in good hands the 1996 season The team will four years at their home course of four of the Ladies six goals of the with all the talent dedication and travel to Muskingum in eastern Apple Valley With pin- point put- day were scored by first- year play- love of the sport that these swim- Ohio for the Muskingum Invita- ting and help from his Big Bertha ers 1996 Schedules mers possess tional at Eaglesticks GolfCourse Feintech 97 intends a fine show- The Ladies managed to boost The final scores for the men Here they will face 15- 20 teams ing from the Lords at Muskingum their intensity for their next game MENS weather defeating Gannon University at were 5725 to runner- up Denison from the NCAC NAIA and despite the unfavorable Mar 30 at Denison 1 pjn with 360 points For the women OAC as well as a few Division U conditions We are used to play- home Sat March 23 in after an April6atOWU 1 pjn Kenyon had 542 points to runner- teams from Illinois and Michi- ing in hail and snow and lightning intense overtime period Having 13 vs NKU 1 pan up UC San Diegos 380 points gan The tournament field and tornadoes so a little bit of already scored 4 goals Liza Denny April Howell remarked We judge however will have a tough chilly wind and spring showers 99 scored the final winning goal April 20 vs Hiram during the six minute overtime to success on what we do in the pool Kenyon squad to reckon with wont pose much of a problem John Carroll 1 pjn what kind of improvement we Stacked with a team that has As in years past Walsh en- give the Ladies their first home record This has been a great sea- a lot of collegiate tournament courages the many interested win 11- 10 This time Kneass son not only because we won the experience the Lords look to Kenyon golf fans to again come played an impressive game in goal national championship again but constantly improve we can go out and support the team saving 21 shots on goal Again the WOMENS captain first- year Ladies came out strong more so because we had a lot of nowhere but up said Mar 30 at Denison 1230 pjn people who stepped up and im- Mark Walsh 96 Walsh expects accounting for 9 of the teams 1 1 April 6 at Wittenberg 1 pjn proved and thats the real measure strong play from Brian Fein tech LACROSSE goals Coach Kiki Chesterton com- of success for this team The swim 97 Greg McCarthy 98 Kyle mented We played very smart April 13 vs ONU 130 pjn teams will only take a short break Christensen97andOwenLewis Ladies pick up first lacrosse in the overtime period April20atOberlin 1230 pjn an flawless stall to to enjoy their success before they 98 all of whomhave represented We ran almost May 4 vs Columbus 1230pjn 11- head back to the pool to begin Kenyon in tournaments before home win with 10 insure our victory The Kenyon proved that they may be training in preparation for next Geoff Loose 99 Matt Beason victory over Gannon Ladies years season 99 and Tim Bator 97 will also able to achieve a winning season if Thursday Mar 28 1996 12 flEfte enpon Collegian Sports oilnrjpD lies licsnggmi Mens swim team picks up its 1 7th strong showing in the 100 yard back- stroke getting fourth in 5177 National title womens their 13th Heading into the last day of By Adam DeLuca for the women competition Kenyon had a sound In the 200 yard individual lead on the rest of the field and Staff Writer medley two Kenyon women Katie strove to remain consistant to bring Head Coach Jon Howell can Petrock 97 and Anna Drejer 98 home the national titles Seifert took relax now and rejoice as both the placed first and second respectively top honors in the mile swim with men and womens swimming and in a very close race where Petrock Phillips taking fourth Armstrong diving teams brought home Na- nipped Drejer at the finish took fourth for the women and Beth tional Championships bringing the The men had a strong show- Belanger 97 took eighth in the women s total to 1 3 and the men s ing in the 50 yard freestyle as they event Gardner and John Newland to 17 consecutive victories Kenyon grasped four of the eight spots 99 placed in the top eight in the 200 led the meets after the first day of available Miller took top honors yard backstroke Petrock and events and their lead was never winning the event in 2061 with Shanon Connolly 96 also took top really threatened I was never re- Churchill taking second and Heis eight honors in the same event ally worried about losing the and Thorns taking fifth and sev- Miller and Thorns continued their i I- meets said Howell who also enth places The women also had a Vt V i dominance in the sprint freestyle stated that he was very pleased good showing as they took three of events as they took fifth and sixth with the outcomes ofboth the men s the eight spots with Stawiski tak- spots in the 100 yard freestyle and womens teams ing first in 2402 Baker and Varda S tawiski and B untzman also made a The men and women both won snatched fourth and eighth spots strong showing in the event taking the 200 yard freestyle relay on the Kenyon s divers kept the fifth and seventh respectfully Laura first day of competition The men s mens team out in front as Derek Undaay Buchanan Baker 99 was the only swimmer to relay consisted of Ken Heis 98 Zum 97 and Jeff Fisher 96 took The Kenyon swim teams added another trophy to their case place in the top eight in the 200 yard Chris Churchill 96 Justin Thorns fifth and sixth places respectively amount of time in a short race such butterfly the next day in 15063 breaststroke she took fourth with 98 and Matt Miller 97 The The men and women rounded out as this relay Petrock set a new Nathan Gardner 98 took sixth 22417 womens team was comprised of the first day of competition as both meet record in the 400 yard indi- and Sarah Buntzman 99 took Rounding out the last swim- Marisha Stawiski 99 Shelly Baker won the 400 yard medley relay vidual medley with 42699 though sixth in the 200 yard freestyle ming event of the meet both Kenyon 96 Lisa Natzke 98 and Katie The second day of competi- the time is not her fastest this year In the 100 yard breaststroke teams put an exclamation mark on Varda 99 In the 500 yard freestyle tion was just as promising for both Drejer and Armstrong took second Churchill was upset and settled their victories winning this final Torsten Seifert 98 placed third of Kenyon s swim teams The men and third in the event making this for fourth place as his competi- event and maintaining their high with David Phillips 97 finishing and women both won the first re- a strong event for Kenyon Placing tion was fast a new meet record level of intensity Churchill Thorns fifth Amelia Armstrong finished lay of the day the 200 yard medley fourth in the 100 yard butterfly was posted in the process Ben Heis and Miller represented the third for the women and was the relay Their margin of victory was was Robin Blume- Kohout 98 in Holland 99 rounded out the last men Drejer Baker Buntzman and only top eight finalist in the event over one second which is a large 5014 who also won the 200 yard individual event of the day with a see CHAMPS on page eleven Tennis teams begin seasons with high expectations Vincent holds the highest National is to 5- 4 Womens squad enters year rank on the Kenyon squad Last Mens team off a start 1 year she won Rookie of the Year grueling spring break with national ranking honors for both the NCAC and after By Molly Preble Shorter University 7- 2 Univer- Mid- west Region as well as All- By Keith Blecher which have little or no bearing on a 8- 1 Division HI schools record the Staff Writer sity of the South and the American Staff Writer University of Charleston Southern While the Ladies of last year s Lords played competitively while The Kenyon Ladies tennis 6- 3 TeganTindall 96 was solid roster are still in tact the team will Last year Kenyons mens lacking a full lineup First- year Lord team whomped Michigans Albion in three crucial marathon matches look to first- year teammates for tennis team finished in the top 20 Andy Iapachino was absent from College 8- Ion March 20 in their Tegan played very well over added strength at both ends of the in the country captured the North the trip andMikeWeaver96 missed first home match en route to a break said Head Coach Paul ladder Erin Hockman 99 fared Coast Athletic Conference tide two matches due to illness repeat National title The impres- Wardlaw She has the experience well in the Rolex Invitational this and sent a doubles team to the Things look to improve as this sive perennial champs gave up one and I think shell be a key player fall earning her Kenyon s second national tournament Much was young team gains more experience set and lost only 19 games to the The team lost only one doubles National individual ranking Play- accomplished last season Butlast The starting singles lineup features Lady Warriors match pointing towards a particu- ing in the 1 and 2 spots over season did not begin the success three first- year players one sopho- The Ladies entered the 1996 lar strength for this years roster break Hockman went 1 3 in singles of the tennis team rather it con- more and two seniors Though season ranked 1 in the Confer- This is the first year weve had and 2- 2 in doubles The team will tinued it The team has been young this team is packed with ence Division Region and Nation really strong doubles said Brown also look to first- year student ranked in the top 25 in the nation talent Bigomia compares this years is Theyve captured the North Coast All three doubles teams swept a Ndeye Khady Diop Theyre ex- for at least the last four years and team to last years by saying This Athletic Conference Title for couple matches down south and cellent players Theyre very reached their peak in 1993 when definitely adifferent team We didnt twelve of the last thirteen years its good to have that security consistentand theyll come up with they broke into the top ten nation- have as much talent last year but and possess two players ranked in Theres definitely a lot of a lot of wins for us said Rowland ally and qualified for the NCAA the quality of competition in the the top thirty nationally Most im- chemistry on the team this year Still a relatively young team tournament This season they seek conference has also improved pressively they own two of the Tindall said It really helps a lot Kenyon relies on oldies but good- another conference tide top 20 The youngsters on the team last three National titles Now The depth of the team has car- ies for solid ground Tindall like national ranking and NCAA tour- have not shown any signs of being theyre looking for another and ried the Ladies significantly despite classmates Lori Mannheimer nament showing intimidated by college competition pre- season results prove Kenyon the absence of 1 player Ali St Jamie Griffith and Adrienne The men are 5- 4 at this point Mark Reverman 99 boasts an im- is the team to beat Vincent 98 A case of wrist Biggert know what its like to win in the season arespectable record pressive 9- 0 record at 6 singles his The Ladies opened prese- ason tendinitis has kept St Vincent out National titles For them nothing to have after brutal competition classmate Ted Finns record stands play with a series ofmatches in of the line- up since early October could be sweeter than a third ban- over spring break JC Bigomia at 7- 2 at 5 singles and Iapachino the southern states over spring Severe pain over spring break ner Kenyon could become the first 98 said of the teams play over has won the two matches he has break The results were impres- caused her to cut her training trip team in the history of the Division spring break We did well We played in after break at 2 singles sive with Kenyon losing only one short but now she appears on the III National Tournament to win played a lot of tough teams from On Tuesday the men won a match to College of Charleston mend Im feeling better and hope back to back titles It would be Division I schools like key match against Coe College a ranked in the top 50 of Division I to be back in full for the Great nice to go out with three titles Georgetown and American Uni- team which ranks in the top fifteen I think we played really well over Lakes College Association Tour- said Tindall but it would be sweet versity and a lot of top ranked in the nation Senior Joe Herban spring break said Renee Brown nament over Easter said St to make history Its just a great Division HI teams like Emory commented Though the season has 98 Our scores improved from Vincent Imjustexcitedtoplay feeling to have that opportunity and the University of the South been up and down at times this win last year and the team gained the Weve been playing well The Ladies travel to the Col- The Lords opening match is a great confidence booster and self- confidence we needed We without Ali but we really need her lege of Wooster this weekend pitted them againstEmory ranked hopefully will get us focused and have a lot of depth back She 11 just add to our tremen- Catch them in action at home April fifth nationally and despite a val- moving in the right direction The The Ladies finished their tour dous depth said Amy Rowland 9th at 330 against the University iant team effort Kenyon lost 3- 4 Lords next play Allegheny on Fri- with a 3- 1 record with wins over 97 Ranked 4 nationally St of Cincinnati Against Division I teams day at Wooster